Journalism.

  • Democracy Now! April 9, 2003

    Looting breaks out near Baghdad as the presence of the Iraqi government diminishes: We talk to AFP reporter Ezzadin Said in the Palestine Hotel; 80 dissidents arrested in Cuba in most widespread political crackdown since the 1960s: A debate between the Cuban embassy and the wife of a jailed journalist. Hour 2: CIA reports INC…

  • Democracy Now! April 9, 2003

    CIA reports INC leader Ahmad Chalabi would be ineffective leader to replace Saddam Hussein: A discussion with Lamis Andoni; US/UK military forces risk committing war crimes by depriving civilians of safe water: A look at humanitarian aid demands in post-invasion Iraq. |Story: CIA REPORTS INC LEADER AHMAD CHALABI WOULD BE INEFFECTIVE LEADER TO REPLACE SADDAM…

  • Democracy Now! May 20, 2003

    Hour 1: This is not American troops going after Saddam s folks. This is violence in the streets and it s out of control. : John Alpert and Sharif Abdel Kouddous join us in our studio to discuss their recent visit to Baghdad; In an Exclusive U.S. Interview, Democracy Now! Talks with the Widow of…

  • Democracy Now! May 20, 2003

    This is not American troops going after Saddam s folks. This is violence in the streets and it s out of control. : John Alpert and Sharif Abdel Kouddous join us in our studio to discuss their recent visit to Baghdad; In an Exclusive U.S. Interview, Democracy Now! Talks with the Widow of the Al…

  • Democracy Now! May 20, 2003

    Will changes in the nation s media ownership rules mark “the beginning of the end of our democracy”? A debate between the publisher of the Seattle Times and a Vice President at the Tribune Co. which owns 15 newspapers including the Los Angeles Times and Newsday as well as over 25 television stations; Who, What,…

  • Democracy Now! May 21, 2003

    Hour 1: Rupert Murdoch’s Digital Death Star : As FCC prepares to unleash the largest wave of media consolidation in U.S. history, Rupert Murdoch s News Corp is already moving in on DirecTV; Is the Jayson Blair Affair the Low Point in New York Times 150-Year History?; Cuba: The Next Regime Change? Florida Governor Jeb…

  • Democracy Now! May 21, 2003

    Rupert Murdoch’s Digital Death Star : As FCC prepares to unleash the largest wave of media consolidation in U.S. history, Rupert Murdoch s News Corp is already moving in on DirecTV; Is the Jayson Blair Affair the Low Point in New York Times 150-Year History?; Cuba: The Next Regime Change? Florida Governor Jeb Bush Denies…

  • Democracy Now! May 13, 2003

    Hour 1: Britain’s Longest Serving MP Tom Dalyell Criticized for Calling Bush Administration a Cabal; U.S. sends chief weapons search team home empty-handed; Bombing in Philippines kills 10; We hear from Filipino journalist Luis Francia Hour 2: Gore Vidal on the United States of Amnesia, 9/11, the 2000 Election and the War in Iraq |8:00-8:01…

  • Democracy Now! May 13, 2003

    Britain’s Longest Serving MP Tom Dalyell Criticized for Calling Bush Administration a Cabal; U.S. sends chief weapons search team home empty-handed; Bombing in Philippines kills 10; We hear from Filipino journalist Luis Francia |8:00-8:01 Billboard 8:01-8:10 Headlines 8:10-8:11 One Minute Music Break 8:11-8:28: The Australian newspaper is reporting that the mayor of London, Ken Livingstone…

  • Democracy Now! May 5, 2003

    Hour 1: Israeli troops shoot dead another journalist in the Occupied Territories, according to witnesses: James Miller was an award-winning documentary filmmaker who was famous for his piece on Afghanistan, Beneath the Veil; 33 years ago this weekend, US National Guardsmen fired into a crowd of people at Kent State University who were protesting the…